Q-CTRL raised US$290 million after two world-first quantum milestones, making it Australia's first quantum unicorn. Founder Michael Biercuk explains how.
Today, a scientist who wants to simulate a physical process must pick the right tool for that one job, such as a solver built ...
UNSW Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Attila Brungs with Ngarrangarra-li Walaaybaa Ranger team members Zoe Sands, ...
A machine learning program found a shift in small earthquakes before three large quakes but nothing before two others. It ...
Google DeepMind's AI agents write Lean quantum algorithms, each with a proof it is correct and a proof of its cost, cutting ...
A bumper run of policy announcements has effectively expelled screens from schools. One school is stripping technology out ...
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Single coolant drop cools simulated computer chip hotspots by 30.6°F in 15 seconds
University of Waterloo engineers developed a hybrid cooling method that pairs a water bath ...
Researchers at the University of Tokyo demonstrated AI computation using light and a 200-meter fiber loop, but the system ...
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AI, computer graphics and wave optics combine for more realistic holographic VR/AR displays
Combining computer graphics, wave optics and AI-based calibration, researchers at The University of Hong Kong (HKU) have developed two techniques that help holographic displays reproduce more natural ...
The VCE maths methods exam has come under fire with concerned parents lodging formal complaints to the peak curriculum ...
Yan Junjie, a prominent figure in China’s tech and artificial intelligence (AI) sector, points out that the AI capability gap ...
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